SEA MARSHALL AU9 MAN OVERBOARD LOCATE AND RESCUE SYSTEMS

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1 MAN OVERBOARD LOCATE AND RESCUE SYSTEMS SEA MARSHALL AU9 Sea Marshall Maritime Survivor Locating Devices (MSLD) have been saving lives in the maritime industry for over 30 years and are the leading man overboard system in the North Sea. Actual size

2 First launched in 1979, Sea Marshall MSLDs have a long history of saving lives. In the North Sea alone over 5,000 units are in use daily and industry professionals worldwide use the Sea Marshall system, including: Offshore windfarms, service providers and maintenance crews Offshore oil and gas producers, service vessels and helicopter transit operators Offshore exploration and construction companies Coast guard and rescue authorities Port and harbour authorities Commercial fishing fleets, fishfarms and aquaculture

3 HOW IT WORKS 1. Man falls overboard wearing Sea Marshall AU9 alerting unit 2. Alerting unit auto-activates and transmits continuous emergency homing signal on MHz* 3. Mobilarm SARfinder base unit on board parent vessel detects emergency signal and raises alarm 4. Crew use SARfinder to track homing signal and locate man overboard* 5. Man overboard is rescued * MHz is the international Search and Rescue (SAR) homing frequency - enables you to request SAR assistance to locate the man overboard if needed. TRANSMISSION RANGE Approximate transmission range of 500mW alerting unit (Sea Marshall AU9-WF) derived from sea trial results. Actual range dependent on sea state, atmospheric conditions and height/altitude of receiving antenna NM 25-30NM 4-10NM 4-7.5NM

4 BASE UNITS Mobilarm SARfinder Continuously monitors MHz frequency Immediately detects emergency signal from activated Sea Marshall alerting unit Automatic alarm and in-water tracking Compass-style LED display indicates direction and approximate range of man overboard to enable self-managed rescue Plots vessel s GPS position at time of incident* No limit to the number of alerting units that can be used with one SARfinder Portable model also available Mobilarm Crewguard Continuously monitors MHz frequency Immediately detects emergency signal from activated Sea Marshall alerting unit Automatic alarm and flashing LED man overboard warning Simple LED display indicates signal strength (near or far) Plots vessel s GPS position at time of incident* No limit to the number of alerting units that can be used with one Crewguard * Requires NMEA GPS Interface see Accessories

5 ALERTING UNITS Lightweight and easily fitted to lifejacket or PFD Water-activated or manually operated LED strobe on antenna for visual tracking and indicating operational status 24 hours emergency transmission 2 year battery service life Long Range/Remote Location Sea Marshall AU9-WF 500mW power output 2 second activation 40-second activation override from OFF Offshore Oil & Gas Sea Marshall AU9-X Zone 2 ATEX intrinsically safe approval 100mW power output 5 second activation 40-second activation override from OFF Why Sea Marshall? 1. Stand-alone and self-managed man overboard alert and rescue system 2. Safeguards crew from undetected falls overboard 3. Dedicated equipment for 24/7 crew safety monitoring and signal tracking 4. Homing signal can be tracked by parent vessel and international Search and Rescue 5. Lightweight and compact enhancement to existing safety equipment 6. Suitable for large or small crew numbers Helicopter Transit Sea Marshall AU9-HT CAA approved for in-flight use 100mW power output 5 second activation 40-second activation override from OFF General Purpose Sea Marshall AU9 100mW power output 5 second activation

6 INTELLIGENT LIFEJACKETS Mobilarm recommends you fit your Sea Marshall AU9 alerting unit to your lifejacket or PFD and has partnered with several lifejacket manufacturers to offer you a range of intelligent lifejacket options which are MSLD-ready. Stowed securely in a dedicated internal pocket or external pouch, your Sea Marshall alerting unit is always with you. All Sea Marshall AU9 models can be fitted to the following lifejackets: Mullion SOS Hi-Rise 275N (SOLAS) 275 Newtons buoyancy, SOLAS Chapter III 2010 approved Crutch strap and front D-ring to attach to safety line MSLD viewing window ISP SOS Challenger Interlock 275N (SOLAS) 300 Newtons buoyancy, SOLAS Chapter III 2010 approved Patented interlocking lobe design and Wave Barrier technology prevents water being channelled back into the wearer s airways MSLD viewing window Shark LAP 275 Newtons buoyancy, CAA Spec 5 approved With Air Pocket Plus patented re-breather system Reduces number of items that offshore personnel have to put on Viking SOS 275N (SOLAS) 275 Newtons buoyancy, SOLAS Chapter III 2010 approved Seat-belt style buckle, harness and front D-ring to attach to safety line MSLD viewing window Other lifejackets may be modified with a Universal MSLD Lifejacket Fixing Kit - an external pouch that fits to the lifejacket waist-belt and self-adhesive antenna patches speak to your Mobilarm representative for more information. Note: Lifejacket prices exclude Sea Marshall MSLD.

7 DESIGN YOUR MAN OVERBOARD SYSTEM Choose your base unit Self-manage rescue Mobilarm SARfinder Manually notify SAR Mobilarm Crewguard Transportable base unit Mobilarm Portable SARfinder Choose your alerting unit Long-range alert Sea Marshall AU9-WF Intrinsically safe Sea Marshall AU9-X Flight-approved Sea Marshall AU9-HT General purpose Sea Marshall AU9 AU9-WF AU9-X AU9-HT AU9 2 second water-activation from READY 5 second water-activation from READY 40 second water-activation override from OFF 100mW power output 500mW power output Intrinsically safe (zone 2) Flight-approved Choose your lifejacket Select from the options on the previous page or purchase the Universal Sea Marshall MSLD Lifejacket Fixing Kit Choose your accessories Crew training Test Units Extend Crewguard monitoring radius External Antenna Plot vessel GPS position NMEA GPS Interface Service and maintenance Battery/Service Package See Price List for full list of spares and accessories.

8 SPECIFICATIONS Base Units Power 12V (24 to 12V DC converter available) Frequency MHz (Test units MHz) Environmental Resistance IP66 Mounting Options Flush or bracket-mounted Cable Length 20m Alerting Units Tx Frequency MHz (Test Units: MHz ) Bandwidth 25KHz (in alignment with ETSI) Modulation Continuous swept tone A3X Alerting Radius Surface-to-surface: 2 to 3 nautical miles (100mW); 3 to 7.5 nautical miles (500mW) depending on sea state, atmospheric conditions and altitude/height of receiving antenna MHz Tx Power Output 100mW (AU9, AU9-X, AU9-HT); 500mW (AU9-WF) Time to Auto-Activation from READY Time to Water-Activation Override from OFF Battery Type Operating Time Battery Service Life at 20 o C 2 seconds (AU9-WF); 5 seconds (AU9, AU9-X, AU9-HT) 40 seconds (AU9-X, AU9-HT, AU9-WF) 1 x CR-AAK (AU9-WF); 2 x CR-AA 3V (AU9, AU9-X, AU9-HT); user replaceable 24 hours emergency operation 2 years Operating Temperature -20 C to 55 C Storage Temperature Dimensions Antenna Length Weight Internal Loudspeaker Environmental Resistance Approvals and Certification -55 C to +70 C 9 x 8 x 3.5cm 54cm (AU9-HT); 106.5cm (AU9, AU9-X, AU9-WF) 250g including antenna 80dB IP68; Eurocae ED-14F CE; FCC [ID: YFGAU9]; ATEX Zone 2 II 3G (AU9-X); CAA (AU9-HT) Part Number MOA MOA MOA MOA MOA MOA MOA MOA MOA MOA MOA MOA MOA MOA Product Description Mobilarm Crewguard Base Unit Crewguard External antenna Mobilarm SARfinder Base Unit Mobilarm Portable SARfinder Base Unit NMEA GPS Interface Sea Marshall AU9-WF Alerting Unit - Long Range* Sea Marshall AU9-X Alerting Unit - ATEX Approved Sea Marshall AU9-HT Alerting Unit - CAA Approved Sea Marshall AU9 Alerting Unit Mullion SOS Hi-Rise 275N (SOLAS) Lifejacket with pocket/service window ISP SOS Challenger Interlock 275N (SOLAS) Lifejacket with pocket/service window Shark LAP 275N (CAA) Lifejacket with external pocket Viking SOS 275N (SOLAS) Lifejacket with pocket/service window Universal Sea Marshall MSLD Lifejacket Fixing Kit * Output power of MSLDs in some countries may be restricted to 100mW please check before purchase. For full product details and information on all Mobilarm products, visit and Sea Marshall Maritime Survivor Locating Systems should only be activated in an emergency. Misuse or false activation is unlawful and irresponsible, and could result in prosecution or penalty. No device is 100% fail safe nor can it guarantee safe rescue in an emergency. When activated, the Sea Marshall alerting unit transmits a continuous homing signal on MHz that can be detected by dedicated direction finding receivers in range, but requires subsequent human interaction to acknowledge and respond to the emergency signal. Signal strength and reception is dependent on correct use and installation, sea state and height of the receiving antenna at the time and location of the emergency. The actual time and success of rescue is therefore dependent on all these contributing factors and as such, is outside the control of Mobilarm. Design, colour, product features and specifications are subject to change without notice. All rights reserved. E&OE. Mobilarm Ltd CMM145.1